... now even better than Facebook photo uploader

upload multiple images at once
write captions and rotate images before upload
integrate easily with all server side languages

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Multiple image resize and upload

Main benefits

The Image Uploader was developed to help web designers and website owners to save their bandwidth and server storage and to save their visitors' time by uploading photos after they've been resized. It is also more reliable than server-side image processing functions, as it has been tested with images up to 10 megapixels in resolution and 5 megabytes in file size. That means your visitors can upload JPEG images right from their digital cameras without any knowledge of image processing software, while using their own hardware to scale them down, saving your bandwidth costs and server resources.

This is particularly useful in end user applications like:

Social networks
Public photo galleries
Content management systems.

If you use the photos uploaded by your users multiple times in different resolutions (frequently used in content management systems), you can achieve best results by resizing the image client-side to sufficient size (e.g. 1 or 2 megapixels) and then using server-side techniques to scale them precisely to desired pixels.

Brief Description

Our Image Uploader was built using the Adobe Flash technology, which guarantees wide compatibility across web browsers and client systems. You may configure the HTML/JavaScript code to allow it to gracefully degrade to an HTML input element when Flash and/or JavaScript aren't available. Uploaded images are processed server-side by a simple four line PHP we provide as a sample code. Similar code can be written in other server-side languages.

User Interface customization and JavaScript interface allow you to seamlessly integrate the Image Uploader with standard HTML forms. You can use multiple instances in one page or help your visitors with orientation by showing them a thumbnail image while they're writing its description. Other configured variables are maximal and minimal dimensions of the image, ID variable and other GET variables sent along the image, automatic redirect after successful upload, background of the Uploader element, text in the choose file button etc.

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